[Chorus] Stand up, speak up, and speak out, said the Congressman from Georgia. Side by side on the Selma Bridge they were marching. He would tell folks (“Get in Good Trouble”) Arm in arm, they would sing, “We Shall Overcome (we shall, we shall).” [Verse 1] Good trouble, necessary trouble (trouble, trouble, trouble) Sing it (sing it out now), the only road to change Good trouble, necessary trouble (trouble, trouble, trouble) Tell it (tell it like it is now), the only road to change [Chorus] Stand up, speak up, and speak out, said the Congressman from Georgia. Side by side on the Selma Bridge they were marching. He would tell folks (“Get in Good Trouble”) Arm in arm, they would sing, “We Shall Overcome (we shall, we shall).” [Verse 2] Stand up, speak up, and speak out, said Congressman John Lewis. Side by side on the Selma Bridge they were marching. (“Get in Good Trouble”) he would tell folks Arm in arm, We Shall Overcome (we shall, oooOOOooo we shall), they would sing. [Chorus] Stand up, speak up, and speak out, said the Congressman from Georgia. Side by side on the Selma Bridge they were marching. He would tell folks (“Get in Good Trouble”) Arm in arm, they would sing, “We Shall Overcome (we shall, we shall).” [Verse 3] Stand up, speak up, and speak out, said the Black son of sharecroppers. Side by side at Selma Bridge, on Bloody Sunday, marching. He would tell folks (“Get in Good Trouble”) Arm in arm, they would sing, “We Shall Overcome (we shall, we shall).” He would tell folks (“Get in Good Trouble”) Can you still hear him speaking? He would tell folks (“Get in Good Trouble”) Can you still hear him saying? (“Get in Good Trouble, necessary trouble”)
